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Websites for hair salons.Book the chair from the couch.
People choose a salon by looking at the work, then they want to book without calling. Your site should show both and get out of the way.
What a customer checks when they look you up.
Your stylists, by name
People book a person, not a building. A photo, a name and what each stylist loves to do.
A menu with starting prices
Cut, color, balayage, blowout. Starting prices take away the fear of asking.
Book online, any hour
Booksy, Vagaro, Square, GlossGenius. One tap to the stylist and the time.
The work
Real photos of real clients' hair. Link your Instagram so they can see more.
New client details
Consultations, deposits, cancellation rules. Say them kindly and up front.
Willow & Wren Hair Studio
Notice "Pick your stylist and time on Booksy" and how the stylists come before the prices. Scroll inside the window, or open it full size on your phone.
Three pages, written for hair salons.
- HomeA book online button, your stylists and a few photos of the work.
- ServicesYour service menu with starting prices and how long each one takes.
- Visit & ContactAddress, parking, hours and your policies.
Website Essentials
- A 3-page website (Home, Services, Visit & Contact)
- Written for you, no filler
- Built for a phone first, because that's where your customers are
- Tap to call, and a form that reaches your inbox
- Your Google listing claimed and tidied up
- The domain and hosting stay in your name. You own all of it.
- Half to start, the balance when it goes live
Add-ons that fit hair salons
- Online booking
We link Booksy, Vagaro, Square or the tool you already use, right from the top of the page.
Add for $149 - Review-booster kit
A QR card for the front desk so a happy client can leave a review before the blowout wears off.
Add for $99 - Hero film
Hair in motion is made for a short film at the top of the page.
Add for $199
What hair salons ask us.
I already use Booksy. Why would I need a site?
Booksy is where people book. Your site is where they decide, and it belongs to you. It also gives Google one more place that's clearly you.
Should every stylist have their own section?
If clients book a stylist by name, yes. A photo and two lines each is enough.
Can I show prices as "starting at"?
Yes, that's how we'd write most salon menus, with the final price set at the consult.
Start with the free analysis.
We grade ten things a potential customer notices about your business online, put a screenshot behind every one, and show you how you stack up against whoever's showing above you. Ten things graded, free.